US Temporarily Moves Gaza Aid Pier Due to Rough Seas

Published on June 15, 2024

Rough seas have forced the temporary relocation of the U.S.-constructed maritime pier intended to funnel food and supplies to people in war-torn Gaza. The U.S. military announced on Friday that the pier and causeway system will be removed from its anchor towed back to Ashdod, Israel, in anticipation of high seas. The pier has been a crucial gateway for humanitarian aid into war-torn Gaza, delivering thousands of metric tons of supplies. Since completion on May 17, however, it has hit various several logistical snags. U.S. Central Command says it plans to re-anchor the floating structure once the sea has calmed....

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